The P10 is both attractive and derivative. I've used a lot of shameless iPhone clones from Chinese companies like Meizu and Vivo over the past year or so, and the P10 isn't in that category. It does, however, swerve pretty hard in the direction of Cupertino.

Attractive (if derivative) design; Great camera functionality; Solid performance and endurance

Staggeringly awful home button; Uninspired; unreliable software; Overpriced next to competition

This year, Huawei is bringing us its 2017 flagship, the P10, the fifth successor to the Ascend P6. With a 5.1-inch display and dual camera in addition to an elegant finish and a powerful processor, will it be able to conquer the market? Read on as we try to answer that very question in our review.

Quality workmanship; Ergonomic; Ultra-fast fingerprint scanner; Fast and smooth software

Missing an IP67/68 certification; Battery

In a way, this phone isn't really getting a fair shake, as the most immediate comparison people make is against the bigger brother Mate which only just made it to the United States about a month ago.

Impressive camera performance; Most powerful chipset available (at time of publishing this review; Dazzling Blue model really does prevent fingerprints; Incredibly fast charging

Somewhat derivative design; No official IP rating; Fingerprint gestures might be controversial; "Adequate" audio performance for a premium priced phone

The Huawei P10 camera experience is so stellar its photos will convince your friends you're a pro.

Astonishing camera; Great battery life; Ever-improving software; Wide color choice

Not officially sold in the U.S; No oleophobic coating on screen

Huawei P10 P10 Outdoor Photo EMUI 5.1 on the Huawei P10 I will conclude this review the same way that I started it: I'm smitten by the Huawei P10. It is a powerful, fast and frankly beautiful phone with an incredible camera with Leica optics.

CPU/RAM performance; Camera performance; Battery Life

Better speaker

Here we are, at the end of all things. Tolkien fandom aside, Huawei did a fantastic job with the P10. The phone sports mostly great hardware, a superb camera, and even a better software experience.

Hardware The P10 is built really well and feels nice in the hand; The premium quality is readily apparent, Camera The Leica camera setup performs excellently in many different conditions.

Screen While the resolution; colors; and viewing angles are great; the lack of oleophobic coating and less-than-desirable brightness are not so good; Software EMUI 5 is no longer the eyesore of its predecessors; and 5.1 smooths things out a bit.

Should you buy the Huawei P10? Well, that depends on what you want and honestly what carrier you're with. If you're outside of the U.S., chances are this will work with just about any carrier, and if you don't mind not having stock Android, then you definitely should at least consider picking up the...

Excellent camera; Varied set of picture features in the camera software; Good audio quality; Fantastic design; Plenty of color choices for consumers who like to personalize their device; Really good screen; Fast fingerprint sensor; Excellent build quality; Great battery life; Fast charging; Performs...

Fingerprint sensor is on the front instead of on the back; Feels less natural for unlocking, though this is a personal preference, EMUI can feel daunting at times as there is so much to it compared to stock Android, Won't be coming to the U.S; market

The Huawei P10 is an ultraslim metallic glass phone with dual cameras, a superfast processor, strong battery life and very generous storage from its 64GB of memory. It's impressive, but at launch it's too expensive. Look for the price to fall, and the P10 will be an outstanding, though quirky phone.

The Huawei P10 is a solid all-round smartphone, offering smart hardware that's elevated by some well-designed software. If you're after a particular feature or looking to tweak some part of the user experience, chances are the P10 will allow you to do it.

Vibrant new colours; Feature-packed camera; EMUI 5.1

The newly announced Huawei P10 starts from where the P9 left off last year and improves it in pretty much every aspect. The design is even more striking, the already top-notch screen is even better, what used be a balanced performance is now flagship grade, and finally, the Dual Camera system,...